Gifts under $50 catalog for home, host and foodie gifts
A mint and bottle-green gift guide for home and lifestyle shops, with chapters for hosts, homebodies, foodies, makers and plant parents, price-band tabs up to $50, a first-gift offer and a page of gift deadlines.
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About the Gifts Under $50 template
This gifts under $50 catalog template files gifts like a folder: tabs across the top of the cover mark Under $15, $25, $35 and $50, above a bottle-green card with a photo of black gift boxes and an orange $50 or less badge. Mint pages and burnt orange accents meet Abril Fatface headlines, DM Sans text and a Pacifico script. The poster cover reads Good taste, $50, and the band cover shows a mint gift box.
The sample is written for a home store selling vases, prints and table pieces, and the chapters are named for people: the host, the homebody, the foodie, the maker and the plant parent. Top picks carry labels such as For the host. Import a collection of gifts under $50 and your products fill white pages; then print housewarming handouts or share the flipbook ahead of December.
Best for
- Home decor and lifestyle shops with vases, prints and tableware
- Housewarming, hostess and dinner-party gift edits
- Ceramic studios and makers selling one-off pieces under $50
- Plant shops and kitchen stores building a guide by recipient
- First-order offers aimed at new holiday customers
Pages worth a closer look
Price-band tabs across the cover
Four tabs (Under $15, $25, $35 and $50) run along the top like folder dividers, over a gift-box photo and a $50 or less badge. Chips for the host, the homebody and the foodie show the guide is sorted by person as well.
Top picks labeled by recipient
Four photo tiles show the sample marble donut vase, a pair of bottle vases, an abstract print and a fluted bud vase, each with a price and a label such as For the minimalist. The label does the selling for buyers who think in people, not products.
A first-gift discount with a coupon stub
$10 off a first gift over $40 is laid out like a coupon with a code stub and plain conditions: one use per customer, online and in store, until December 31. A threshold just under the $50 cap invites shoppers to round up.
A chapter opener for the homebody
A pink sculptural vase on a blue backdrop carries a hanging tag that opens For the Homebody, with vases, prints and small things that make a home feel finished. It turns a list of products into a mood.
What to include in a gift guide under $50 for home shops
Name the person, not the product
Shoppers think in people: the friend who hosts every dinner, the sister who just moved, the colleague who bakes. Chapter names and labels such as For the host or For the plant parent turn a vase into an answer. Keep five or six of them and stop there.
Give sizes and care for home pieces
A vase that looks large in a photo can be four inches tall. List height and opening width, say whether it is watertight, and note whether serveware is food-safe and dishwasher-safe. Style at least one photo with a hand or a single stem for scale.
Spread prices below the cap
If every pick sits at $49, the guide reads like a price ceiling. Spread the selection across bands (under $20, $30, $40 and $50) so a guest buying a hostess gift and a parent buying for a teacher both find something that fits.
Plan for breakables
Ceramics and glass need packaging that survives the post. Mention that pieces arrive gift-boxed, offer local pickup for fragile items, and set expectations for handmade variation: no two glazes match exactly, which is part of the appeal and heads off returns.
Set the first-order threshold with care
A discount on a first order over $40 works in a $50 guide because one larger item or two small ones clear it. Limit it to one use per customer, give it an end date, and print the code on the back cover as well as the promo page.
From product list to finished catalog
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Open Gifts Under $50 in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
What is on the Gifts Under $50 template's cover?
Price-band tabs for under $15, $25, $35 and $50 run across the top, above a bottle-green card with a photo of wrapped gift boxes, the title, an orange $50 or less badge and chips for three recipient chapters. Two more covers are included: a band cover and a bold Good taste, $50 poster.
Can I use this template for housewarming or wedding gifts?
Yes. The For the Host and For the Homebody chapters already suit housewarmings, and the hero vase trio is suggested for them. Rename chapters for the couple, the kitchen or the guest room, change the price in the headline if you need a different cap, and import the matching collection.
What makes a good hostess gift under $50?
Something the host can enjoy later rather than handle during the party: a candle, a bud vase, good olive oil, a print or a set of napkins. If you sell flowers, offer them already arranged in a vase so the host does not have to stop and find one.
How should home gifts be photographed for a gift guide?
Use one clean shot on a plain background and one styled shot that shows scale, such as a vase holding a single stem or a print on a wall. Shoot ceramics in soft daylight so glaze colors stay true, and keep backgrounds consistent so a page of nine products looks like a set.
Start your Gifts Under $50 catalog
Pick this template, add your products and download a print-ready PDF or share an online flipbook. Free plan available, no card needed.